Special Effects Invade: As a Rider, I Just Want a Vacation

If it doesn't turn into a lolita, I will give it five stars.

It's quite strange. The protagonist just wants to get rid of the monsters around him. I want to fish but I don't take the initiative to seek cooperation from the country. Just let go of the monsters you can't see. Rather than talking about moral kidnapping, it would be better to share some news, otherwise the country will be completely confused. There is news and information, but I just hide it. I want to be a passing person who can solve the problem. Then ignore the trait of Enoch's high-intensity killing transformation. Do we have to wait until the entire country is infested with Offei-Enoch before we cooperate with the country?

I gave two points because, well, dragging the discussion from the comment area directly into the article greatly affects the viewing experience and is irresponsible for the work. For this one point, I deducted 5 stars, but I think the writing is not bad, so I gave it two stars. Well, regarding the discussion of the plot, I posted it to the discussion area without a title at the end of Chapter 68, and the last paragraph of this chapter. If you are interested, you can check it out.

Very nice 👍

Okay, it's still very good, but what can I say? Everyone's book can't be perfect. Five stars doesn't mean that I like it very much, it just means that I support it. To be honest, I was a little confused when I read it, and the plot progress is relatively slow, but it is understandable. After all, the author is not an old writer. There are also some small poisonous points in the plot, but just because I can ignore it doesn't mean that others will ignore it. The summary is that you can read it, but don't think too much about it. I followed the introduction, but the current plot has nothing to do with the introduction. I can only talk about it, so I still hope that the author can advance the plot quickly 🍉

I just want to ask, why did the protagonist and the official fight? Is the protagonist so frustrated? Why does the protagonist come into contact with the authorities? It can be seen that the official even wants to kill the protagonist as a wanted criminal. Is it the protagonist who needs the official or the official who needs the protagonist? If the protagonist needs the official to solve those strange things, then just throw the transformer and research materials to the official. If the official needs the protagonist, they will kill the protagonist who has the knight system as a wanted criminal in order to obtain the knight system in the protagonist's hand. Originally, the country was being invaded by Orpheus Enoch, and the protagonist had to be killed.

Very good, but the author didn't work hard. If there is a little more, but not much, I would like to ask for a chapter. Can the author satisfy my request? @Boring boring so boring

Withdraw 🤮 🤮 🤮

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